And again... Most of this like asking for other people to do this with me is irrelevant to CT people because y'all arent from around my area hah... But just read and tell me what you think... And after you read it, vote on the MUMM Alice had to make for me because Im banned from making 'em hah: http://cherrytap.com/mum.php?id=39175
Thanks everyone!
So I had went and was looking at my hair last night and I've been becoming kinda unhappy with how long its getting... And I had this wonderful idea really... To shave my head and donate my hair to the Locks of Love Organization.
Its gonna take me a while to make up my mind on whether or not I want to do it, but having some peoples thoughts and opinions on the situation would help tremendously with my decision in the end.
I know it would be for a good cause and I’m not just saying that I want to do this because of this whole Britney Spears stupid shit. She's too much of a inconsiderate dickweed to even care about donating her hair to the organization that helps other people.
I know that in the end, my hair helps someone with leukemia or someone with cancer who is going through chemotherapy, and I would love to meet them. Hair grows back but the feeling of giving something so precious that not everyone in the world has or is able to have has to be tremendous.
I would love to have other girls or guys who have long hair, do this with me. Here are the guidelines:
1. We accept 10" minimum hair length (tip to tip). We cannot accept wigs, falls, or synthetic hair.
2. Please bundle hair in ponytail or braid.
3. Hair needs to be clean, dry, placed in a plastic bag, then padded envelope.
4. We need hair from men and women, young and old, all colors and races.
5. Hair may be colored or permed, but not bleached or chemically damaged (if unsure, ask your stylist).
6. Hair swept off the floor is not usable.
7. Hair cut years ago is usable if it has been stored in a ponytail or braid.
8. Hair that is short, gray, or unsuitable for children will be separated from the ponytails and sold at fair market value to offset the cost of manufacturing.
9. You may pull curly hair straight to measure the minimum 10".
10. The majority of all hair donated comes from children who wish to help other children.
11. Layered hair may be divided into multiple ponytails for donation.
12. Please note: Anyone can cut your hair as long as the above guidelines are followed.
Here are some before and after photos of kids you and I's ages, younger and also older.
I really don’t want to sound desperate about the situation nor do I want to sound mean or all high and mighty, but if you're sitting there, saying, "I would never shave my head or cut my hair for anyone," then that just shows how much of a self-centered, superficial person you are and have become.
If you want to do this with me, possibly sponsor me where the donated money will be given to either cancer research or the Leukemia Foundation, or have any comments and positive criticism, please comment. I'd appreciate it. Muahz!
